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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1908

Page

4

Washington chosen for next Woman's Foreign Missionary society meeting

West Chester April 30 Special. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Muscatine district met here two days and adjourned last evening. Washington was selected as next year's meeting place. Rev A B Smith spoke on Systematic Beneficence. Mrs J A Sherfey led devotions, Mrs Ella Pichereau explained the general executive, and Mrs Evalyn Marsh urged more funds to sustain mission work. A large turnout from Keota and Wellman attended and a home dinner followed for 75 to 100 guests. Later devotions and talks by returned missionaries filled the afternoon. continuous.

West Chester Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of J. A. Sherfey Sweetland Ella Pichereau Evalyn Marsh Keota Wellman J. G. Henderson Muscatine

Missionary Convention Concludes in Muscatine District

A WWFFM convention in the Muscatine district adjourned after officers were elected and a benediction at West Chester. Helen Mae Morrison became a life member, and Rev. F E Morrison gave the benediction. Mrs Evalyn Marsh spoke on China and conditions there, inspiring attendees for foreign mission work.

Helen Mae Morrison W. R. Jeffrey Washington C. C. Gardner Wellman Nettie Skipton West Chester Martha Tomlinson West Liberty F. E. Morrison Evalyn Marsh China Muscatine District

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised by LeRaysville Man

O S Woolever of LeRaysville New York claims a twenty year health cure from Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for bleeding piles. He notes the salve heals sores boils burns wounds and cuts quickly and costs 25 cents at Lemmon’s Pharmacy.

Bucklen O. S. Woolever LeRaysville N. Y Lemmon

Last Week to File Nomination Petitions at Court House

Notice gives final week to file nomination blanks for upcoming primaries. All petitions and affidavits must be submitted to the auditor's office at the courthouse by Saturday.

Court House

Rink to Stay Open Thursday and Friday Nights This Week

The skating facility will remain open on Thursday and Friday evenings this week before shutting for the season.

Explosion sinks Japanese training cruiser Matsushima

More than 200 naval officers and sailors perished when the training cruiser Matsushima exploded and sank quickly. The vessel carried 358 men at the time of the blast near Tokyo on April 30.

Tokio The Evening Journal Matsushima

Obituary for Miss Anna Twiggs of Cumberland Maryland

Miss Anna Stacia Twiggs born December 28 1834 in Cumberland Allegheny County Maryland moved to this city in 1856 and died after forty five years on the same corner. She married Frederick Vogt in 1855 and he died thirty years ago leaving five children among whom Lou and Burrell live in Baltimore North Carolina. She was a faithful Methodist and a devoted mother who fed and aided neighbors and endured long illness. Survived by brother Arnold Twiggs and sister Mrs M Schilling with two others unnamed. two daughters Lou and Burrell attended her in illness. Community mourns irreplacable loss.

Anna Stacia Twiggs Cumberland Allegheny County Maryland Frederick Vogt Vogt Grim Reaper Miss Lou Burrell Biltmore North Carolina Arnold Twiggs M. Schilling

The Plum Trade Profitable Standard Varieties

A New England Home stead writer notes 1907 plum crops from California growers. Red June tops profits with Abundance and Chabot strong for home markets. Burbank is dropped for being too large and unwieldy. Satsuma valued for sauce, with mixed results from different stock sources. future plantings will be limited.

California New England Burbank Chabot Satsuma

Butter Deterioration and Flavor Loss Over Time

The passage explains butter loses its delicate flavor and aroma within days as volatile portions escape. Flavor fade is rapid but not drastic, leaving butter still of high quality for a time while aroma diminishes. This effect is attributed to volatile components passing away quickly.

H. W. Conn

Pruning Currants and Gooseberries for Better Bearing

Growers should halt new shoot growth once currants and gooseberries reach a convenient height to promote side branching. The fruit forms on fruiting spurs that develop from two year old wood, making renewal vital for ongoing fruit production and pest control.

L. C. Corbett

Farm Brevities and Practical Farming Notes

A collection of agricultural tips on planning work, planting cabbage and cauliflower, keeping records for stock buyers, dwarf lima beans, fencing poultry, labeling trees, alfalfa care, cattle and sheep grazing, hog pasture, poultry feed quality, and dangers of overfeeding young chicks.

Fresh Pictures and Fish at the Royal Market

Fresh fish and vegetables greet shoppers at the Royal Market with new pictures on display at the Star tonight. E. C. Mason rode No. 1 this morning, among the passengers noted in local news.

the Royal the Star Royal Market E. C. Mason

Local Trade Notes and Travel Buoyant in City Ads

Local shoppers see promotions for hot Boston Brown Bread at the Vienna for Friday dinners and Marbourg & Helwick advertise flour brands Sea of Minnesota and Kelley's Cream. Visitors Pearl Gardner and the Robertsons arrive for a day in the city, while Al Wagner heads to Burlington for medical treatment. Ed Dempsey departs for Seattle. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co advertise remedies and goods.

Boston Vienna Miss Pearl Gardner Haskins Mamma Marbourg & Helwick W. G. Robertson Crawfordsville Sea of Minnesota Kelley Marbourg Helwick N. G Rocky Mountain Lemmon’s Pharmacy McElhinney Drug Co

Misses Stella and Ida Caven der Visit Burlington

The Misses Stella and Ida Caven der were passengers this morning for Burlington to spend a short time visiting.

Stella Ida Cavender Burlington

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